Good morning, I got my scoring report from K8CC and was concerned to find 6 Not-In-Log QSOs. These will each incur a penalty of three equivalent QSOs. I wish to improve my accuracy in future contests
problem People better get used to uniques and no log entries from very small operations, especially in new tech plus operators on 10 meters. It's fun to work a few contest stations but not being expe
Martin: I think I'd perhaps be a bit more concerned about the second one, because I suspect that more folks might be hurt by the fact that other operators, although they operated both modes, only sen
Looked at the a This same kind of thing could happen with Single-Band entries in CQWW or ARRLDX that work a few guys on other bands for "fun". Lot's of nuisance situations! Mike N2MG -- CQ-Contest o
Technically, speaking, Trey I think you are correct. It is incumbent upon BOTH stations to make sure that ALL info is correctly logged. However, in such a case as I get your call right, but you don't
Some comments on log checking: ZL1ANJ's example 1: The task for the log checking software and human log checker in this case is to decide whether K1TTT worked ZL1ANJ, but miss-copied the call sign, o
<< According to what I know, you reported back the info correctly yet you typed it wrong.). I would argue in this general case that both stations should get zero points. IMHO, it's a bit, well, I dun
Here it is very hard to understand how a station that report 599 1008 could be unique!! 1007 other people should have worked that guy in the contest and none of them sent in the log! If this is the c
Good morning, I got my scoring report from K8CC and was concerned to find 6 Not-In-Log QSOs. These will each incur a penalty of three equivalent QSOs. I wish to improve my accuracy in future contests
problem People better get used to uniques and no log entries from very small operations, especially in new tech plus operators on 10 meters. It's fun to work a few contest stations but not being expe
Martin: I think I'd perhaps be a bit more concerned about the second one, because I suspect that more folks might be hurt by the fact that other operators, although they operated both modes, only sen
Looked at the a This same kind of thing could happen with Single-Band entries in CQWW or ARRLDX that work a few guys on other bands for "fun". Lot's of nuisance situations! Mike N2MG -- CQ-Contest o
Technically, speaking, Trey I think you are correct. It is incumbent upon BOTH stations to make sure that ALL info is correctly logged. However, in such a case as I get your call right, but you don't
Some comments on log checking: ZL1ANJ's example 1: The task for the log checking software and human log checker in this case is to decide whether K1TTT worked ZL1ANJ, but miss-copied the call sign, o
<< According to what I know, you reported back the info correctly yet you typed it wrong.). I would argue in this general case that both stations should get zero points. IMHO, it's a bit, well, I dun
Here it is very hard to understand how a station that report 599 1008 could be unique!! 1007 other people should have worked that guy in the contest and none of them sent in the log! If this is the c